FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch
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It is proprietary, but the language is similar to python, so most concepts will carry over into other engines.
It reminds me most of using pygame on PC: https://www.patternsgameprog.com/series/discover-python-and-patterns/ with the input loop, game logic and displaying text/graphics
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@VGMoose That's very cool! I wouldn't expect something like that to exist on a gaming console honestly.
@Almond
Yeah same, especially because nintendo moderates all of the games on eshop.Do not go gentle into that goodnight...
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@Almond
Yeah same, especially because nintendo moderates all of the games on eshop. -
@danniltrifonov that's a stretch... some of the stuff I've seen on the item shop is straight slop
@Almond they only do tos assurance not quality assurance anymore
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There's an app on the Switch eShop called FUZE4, which lets you write actual code and run it on the switch directly! You can control it with the onscreen keyboard, or plug in a USB one too for faster coding.
eShop page: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/fuze4-nintendo-switch-switch/
You can switch really quickly between the code editor and running the code, which is important for iterating and learning.
Also, I can answer any questions if needed about some of the functionality, the coding language is similar to Python but a little simpler (like BASIC).
@VGMoose woah interesting. i assume it has no network support or anything like that though, right?
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@VGMoose woah interesting. i assume it has no network support or anything like that though, right?
Yeah i don't think it does, plus the review VGmoose linked said that theres no support for importing or exporting anything. i assume theres no API's either.
Do not go gentle into that goodnight...
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Yeah i don't think it does, plus the review VGmoose linked said that theres no support for importing or exporting anything. i assume theres no API's either.
@danniltrifonov sadd tho seems fun as long as it has support for like all types and things so u can basically anything technically. like i mean hopefully not anything like the generic "Number" nonsense that lua has rather than actual ints and stuff. also wonder if it's compiled, transpiled, or evaluated at runtime.
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There's an app on the Switch eShop called FUZE4, which lets you write actual code and run it on the switch directly! You can control it with the onscreen keyboard, or plug in a USB one too for faster coding.
eShop page: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/fuze4-nintendo-switch-switch/
You can switch really quickly between the code editor and running the code, which is important for iterating and learning.
Also, I can answer any questions if needed about some of the functionality, the coding language is similar to Python but a little simpler (like BASIC).
@VGMoose Ok! Thanks I Was Looking For This!
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There's a FUZE4 forum too, and they've announced that they're hosting a Gamejam ending on June 1st: https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/2233/fuze-gamejam-36-theme-move
Their forum is also on nodebb which makes it look similar to ours
I don't see any networking options, although you can share your code with others. It supports controllers and touch, including oddly enough the IR camera on the joycon. So you could do local co-op, at least. Maybe the limitations there are enforced by Nintendo.
There's a $1 "player" app, so others can use that to play your games without buying FUZE4 itself. Although, it feels like this should be free! That would make it easier to spread games: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/fuze-player-switch/
Sign the browser petition! Or visit my site at vgmoose.dev.
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There's a FUZE4 forum too, and they've announced that they're hosting a Gamejam ending on June 1st: https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/2233/fuze-gamejam-36-theme-move
Their forum is also on nodebb which makes it look similar to ours
I don't see any networking options, although you can share your code with others. It supports controllers and touch, including oddly enough the IR camera on the joycon. So you could do local co-op, at least. Maybe the limitations there are enforced by Nintendo.
There's a $1 "player" app, so others can use that to play your games without buying FUZE4 itself. Although, it feels like this should be free! That would make it easier to spread games: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/fuze-player-switch/
@VGMoose It Should Be Free I Think So Also
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There's an app on the Switch eShop called FUZE4, which lets you write actual code and run it on the switch directly! You can control it with the onscreen keyboard, or plug in a USB one too for faster coding.
eShop page: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/fuze4-nintendo-switch-switch/
You can switch really quickly between the code editor and running the code, which is important for iterating and learning.
Also, I can answer any questions if needed about some of the functionality, the coding language is similar to Python but a little simpler (like BASIC).
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@KiwiFarmsArkavel said in FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch:
@SSL98071 said in FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch:
ts is for running codes, not web browsers
It Proofs Broccoli Could bd on the Eshop One Day
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@KiwiFarmsArkavel said in FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch:
@SSL98071 said in FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch:
ts is for running codes, not web browsers
It Proofs Broccoli Could bd on the Eshop One Day
@SSL98071 said in FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch:
@KiwiFarmsArkavel said in FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch:
@SSL98071 said in FUZE4: Code games on Nintendo Switch:
ts is for running codes, not web browsers
It Proofs Broccoli Could bd on the Eshop One Day
its not a web browser dude. don't get your hopes up
